As summer comes to an end and the reality of back-to-school season sets in, it can be challenging to get organized and jump back into your day-to-day routine. But even […]
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Cadillac Flash: Flagship CT6 Is out With the Old
Cadillac’s new full-size CT6 sedan certainly isn’t “old Cadillac.” It seems to be trying very hard to be a competent German car, and it succeeds in some ways. But while […]
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The Magnificent World of Mendocino
The threatened northern spotted owl is perched on a 2,000-year-old redwood tree 370 feet above an enchanted forest floor of moss, ferns and three-leaf clovers. Chocolate-brown eyes are surrounded by […]
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Laid Off and Worried About Money: What to Do Next?
Dear Carrie, I’m a 59-year-old widow and was just recently laid off. Retiring early isn’t an option, but I want to prepare for a possibly long stint of unemployment. I […]
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Horoscope for the Week of September 25, 2016
ARIES (March 21-April 19). It doesn’t matter if it’sworked for millions or hundreds or dozens. If it’s not working for you, it doesn’t work. There’s no reason to have a […]
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Metrolink: Too Many Unnecessary Accidents at Railroad Crossings
The piercing whistle from a Metrolink train roaring through the railroad crossing at Wolfskill and Truman streets was a reminder of how often the trains run through the City of […]
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Free College for This Year’s Graduating Seniors
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Today’s Los Angeles Unified School District high school seniors will be eligible for one year of free community college tuition starting in 2017, under a program […]
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Valley Residents, Local Tribes Participate in Support of Standing Rock Protestors
Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley area indigenous and environmental organizations gathered Monday, Sept. 12, as part of a national day of action, calling on President Barack Obama to exercise […]
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Porter Ranch Residents Say They Are Still Getting Sick
Porter Ranch area residents say they are still getting sick in the aftermath of the largest gas blowout in U.S. history that drenched nearby communities in methane gas, mercaptans, benzene […]
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Settlement Enables SoCalGas to Avoid Criminal Prosecution
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Southern California Gas Co. has reached a $4 million settlement to resolve criminal charges accusing the utility of failing to immediately report the massive gas leak […]